For the first time, the age of "touching the net" of our children continues to decrease

On October 11th, the 7th International Girls' Day was held in Beijing, hosted by the All-China Women's Federation, and hosted by the China Children's and Adolescents Foundation, Tencent Corporation, CCTV Charity Night, on the theme of the New Age Girls' and Family Network Literacy- International Girls' Day 2018. At the meeting, the China Children's and Adolescents Foundation and Tencent jointly released the New Era Girls and Families Network Literacy Research Report.
report shows that the age of first contact with the Internet in China is concentrated in 6 to 10 years old, accounting for 61.4%, the first time the age of contact with the Internet is decreasing. Zhu Xisheng, secretary-general of the China Children's and Adolescents Foundation, said the study lasted six months and analyzed the current situation, characteristics and major problems of children's network literacy in terms of network literacy of families and girls on the basis of 6,300 valid questionnaires and in-depth interviews with some parents and girls.
the report, the family is the preferred place for children to use the Internet, with 95 per cent of children using the Internet in the home. Parental companionship reduces the likely dependence of children's networks. Parental supervision education is generally understood by children, with 62.8 per cent of children indicating that they would listen to their parents' education and restrictions on access to the Internet. Girls are more interested in entertainment and food than boys. The report also notes that girls are more likely to be victims of online risk, with 29.3 per cent of those who have experienced sexual harassment.
The Report recommends that network literacy education should be integrated into the school curriculum system, and that the educational material system for children's network literacy should be developed for the physical and mental characteristics and interests of children of different ages, so as to guide children to understand the network, learn the network and master the network in their activities, establish and improve the classification system of network information, and set different access rights for different categories and levels of network information.
also simultaneously launched the "Operation Bud Protection - Small Netizens Safe Growth Guide (Family Edition)", on how to improve the quality of children and families online put forward specific recommendations. It is reported that this is the country's first network security reading for girls. (Health News)